Just to be precise, (A)GPL does not force people to license their
contributions under (A)GPL, it only ask contributions to be licensed under
a compatible license (and that includes BSD, MIT, etc.).
Independently of that, if you contribute to a project it is always good
practice to stick to the pro
Hi Marty,
The AGPL requires you to make the source code available, and we will not
allow linking of non-free code against GNUnet or the development of
SaaSS that would be in violation of the Affero GPL.
The goal of the GNU(net) project is to give users control over their
computing and data on the
Hi,
I've been interested in GNUnet for quite a while now. Recently I got time to
learn the API and be able to build a C++ wrapper for some of the subsystems.
It's fun!
Now I want to build applications using GNUnet. As I understand, GNUnet is
licensed under AGPL thus my application also has to be
